British police arrested a suspect 11 minutes after a stabbing on an LNER train bound for London, where 11 people were hospitalized, including a railway worker in critical but stable condition. Officials praised a heroic worker who confronted the attacker and a calm driver who rerouted the train to Huntingdon station, enabling a swift response. Five victims have been discharged. Anthony Williams, 32, of Peterborough, was charged with multiple counts of attempted murder; police say there is no evidence of terrorism. Passengers described panic, improvised barricades, and acts of kindness as officers evacuated the platform.

Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.